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Dear Sir, I have been a regular visitor to Bermuda since 1968. Yesterday, I had the experience of walking past the half-completed maintenance area inside the Botanical Gardens’ boundaries. This site is a mess and a safety hazard. I was surprised to ...

Vulnerable Bermudians will carry less of the burden of sustaining the pension system under a “more progressive system” to be introduced next year. David Burt, the Premier, said the Bermuda Government will begin to move away from a flat rate as part o...

Artist Graham Foster presented a gilded cross with a “bling factor” to the Anglican Cathedral yesterday to replace one he created more than 15 years ago. The original cross, which was made from the cathedral’s old copper roofing tiles, was commission...

Government ministers yesterday continued to spread the message that Bermuda is open for digital business. David Burt, the Premier, is to highlight the development of financial technology in Bermuda at a regional leaders conference in Jamaica. Wayne...

A man who died after a crash last week was a motorcycle enthusiast who shared his passion with young people, friends said yesterday. Navell “Beetle” Darrell, 59, was a veteran racer, said Takara Dill, president of the Bermuda Motorcycle Racing Club....

Globe-trotting government ministers have failed to post their expenses on a webpage designed to reveal the cost of overseas trips. David Burt, the Premier, is among the worst of those who have not updated the cost of their foreign travel and has not ...

Divers searching for the last resting place of an American Civil War Confederate ship may be a step closer to solving the 150-year-old mystery. Mark Diel, owner of Dive Bermuda, said divers looking for the Roanoke wreck as part of an American TV show...

William Moniz, better known as Dennis, was remembered yesterday as a passionate and prolific performer who lived for music. Andrew Chamberlain, a veteran musician, said he was introduced to Mr Moniz’s music as a teenager. Mr Moniz’s band Life Senten...

The irreversible increase of a wide range of motor vehicles on our roads, with engines that often sound like low-flying jet aircraft, along with outdoor events that get louder each year, raises the question of how far the Bermuda Government is willin...

The Government had to pay out $650,000 in redundancy packages to BAS Serco staff after they did not renew the company’s contract to run the airport. BAS Serco staff argued they had lost “continuity of employment” even though CI², who took over the ro...

Popular St George’s resident Neville Swainson, known as Chop-Chop, has died at the age of 84. Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden said Mr Swainson was a popular figure from her childhood in the East End, when he worked in her father’s packing business....